Hello,
I have a program written for Windows which uses TCP/IP (network sockets) that I have converted to B4A. In B4A I get results, but they are slightly different than what I receive in the Windows version.
In Windows there is a tool labeled "Socket Spy" that will show all the exact network requests generated by an application. This is very handy because it shows you exactly what is sent over the network, not just what you think you have requested the software to send.
Is there something similar to a "Socket Spy" available for Android? With the different security, would it even be allowed?
This would be just for debugging. Using it only on an emulated device would be fine. In the Android/SDK/tools there is an Android Device Monitor program. This has a Network Statistics tab. I have never gotten that to show anything, but is this supposed to be something like a Socket Spy?
Thanks,
Barry.
I have a program written for Windows which uses TCP/IP (network sockets) that I have converted to B4A. In B4A I get results, but they are slightly different than what I receive in the Windows version.
In Windows there is a tool labeled "Socket Spy" that will show all the exact network requests generated by an application. This is very handy because it shows you exactly what is sent over the network, not just what you think you have requested the software to send.
Is there something similar to a "Socket Spy" available for Android? With the different security, would it even be allowed?
This would be just for debugging. Using it only on an emulated device would be fine. In the Android/SDK/tools there is an Android Device Monitor program. This has a Network Statistics tab. I have never gotten that to show anything, but is this supposed to be something like a Socket Spy?
Thanks,
Barry.